From:	Steve<_s_t_e_v_e_ AT maths DOT tcd DOT ie> no underscores
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Subject:	Re: How much of the .EXE gets used?
Date:	16 Aug 1997 12:30:02 +0100
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Meta <syzmik AT concentric DOT net> writes:

>Mike Collins wrote:
>> 
>> When I compile a "Hello world" in assembler, it's a LOT smaller than 
>> compile it under DJGPP.I just wondered, how much of that 80,355 byte 
>> has the *potential* of being executed under given conditions (errors, 
>> how much of it is just dormant code that can never be branched to?

[snip]

Theres also some environment overhead. You can save a couple
of kb by defining null bodies for them. Assuming of course 
you dont need them!

D:\DJGPP\STEVE\PRED\MAIN.CC:__crt0_glob_function()			{ }
D:\DJGPP\STEVE\PRED\MAIN.CC:__crt0_load_environment_file()	{ }
D:\DJGPP\STEVE\PRED\MAIN.CC:__crt0_setup_arguments()		{ }

Steve.
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